McEwen wins Tour of Majorca stage two

Robbie McEwen Tour of Majorca stage 2

Tour of Majorca photo gallery, by Graham Watson>>

Veteran Aussie sprinter Robbie McEwen (Katusha) has won the second stage of the Tour of Majorca, from Cala Millor to Cala Bona.

Coupled with yesterday's win by Gert Steegmans, the Russian Katusha team has now clocked two out of two on the Balearic isle.

McEwen's win is his second of the year, having opened his account in the Cancer Council Classic in Australia in January.

Tomorrow's third stage starts in Pollensa and finishes in Puerto de Alcudia after 182.6km of racing. The stage features three climbs, so may not be one for the pure sprinters.

TOUR OF MAJORCA: STAGE TWO RESULTS
1. Robbie McEwen (Aus) Katusha 176.5km in 4-09-02

5. Koldo Fernández (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi

6. José Fco Pacheco (Spa) Contentpolis-AMPO

9. José Joaquin Rojas (Spa) Caisse d'Epargne

GENERAL CLASSIFICATION:
1. Robbie McEwen (Aus) Katusha 6.44.44

3. Koldo Fernández (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi

4. José Joaquin Rojas (Spa) Caisse d'Epargne

5. José Pacheco (Spa) Contentpolis-AMPO

9. Jérôme Pineau (Fra) Quick Step

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RELATED LINKS

Tour of Majorca photo gallery, by Graham Watson

Stage one: Steegmans wins

2009 Tour of Majorca preview

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